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Yet, the video footage and photos from the 'experience' show that these are not being followed, along with medical recommendations to wear face masks.

Bars are also not allowed to open, however, the lounge may not strictly be defined as a bar and instead as a Tobacco Store.

Yet, regardless of its status, it is reported by TMZ that the lounge should not have opened until Monday and such distancing measures are required to be enforced for the venue, including only allowing 25% capacity.

Meanwhile, American Idol judge Luke has also been posting on his own personal Instagram about life in the current coronavirus pandemic.

As a result of the health crisis, Bryan has delayed the release of his upcoming album Born Here Live Here Die Here and tour Proud to Be Right Here.

Social media footage has sown off the bar busy event (Image: Instagram)

Luke wrote: "What an incredibly confusing and scary time our world is facing right now, and it is important we continue to follow the guidelines we have been given and do our part to keep everyone safe.

"With that in mind, we are choosing to stay home at this time so we can have fun sharing this music and tour with you this summer.

"I truly believe that music can provide all forms of emotional connections for everyone and I can't wait to get on the road and share these new songs with you soon."

Thankfully, Luke's fans can still catch him on the latest season of American Idol.